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NMCA 2022 Holiday Newsletter

NMCA Adoption, Advertising, Animal Care Services, Animals, art, Artists, birds, Business, Christmas, City, City Council, City Operations, cold weather, Crime, Cycling, Development Code, dogs, donations, Downtown, Fun, Holiday, Ice on Main, Insects, kids, leaves, Local Business, Master Plan, neighbors, Newsletter, NMCA, North Main, North Main Community, parade, Parking, Police, roads, Skating, Social Event, Things to do, trash collection, trees, waste management, weather

NMCA Newsletter 2022 Holiday Edition  From the NMCA board to all our members, friends and neighbors…Wishing you a happy and healthy holiday season! NMCA President’s Year End Note to Members   I want to thank all of you for beingRead more

NMCA Newsletter Sept/Oct 2022

NMCA Adoption, Animal Care Services, Animals, birds, Building, Buist, church, City, City Council, Comprehensive Plan, Development, Development Code, dogs, Earle Street, Elections, events, Fire Department, GVL2040, halloween, Holiday, kids, Land Management Ordinance, leaves, Local Business, Native Plants, Neighborhood planning, Newsletter, NMCA, North Main, North Main Community, Paving, Plant Sale, Plants, Polling location, Recycle, Rotary Park, SC Native Plant Society, Things to do, trash, Universal Joint, Voting, waste, waste management, weather

Nominations for 2023 NMCA Board of Directors In accordance with the by-laws, this is the first call for nominations for the 2023 NMCA Board of Directors.  All officers must reside within the geographical boundaries of the NMCA for the entireRead more

July/August 2022 Newsletter

NMCA Addiction, Animal Care Services, Animals, birds, Boards, City Council, City Operations, COVID-19, Development, dogs, Downtown, e-waste, Fun, gardening, Kids, Local Business, masks, neighbors, Newsletter, NMCA, North Main, North Main Community, Plants, Recycle, Reedy River, Rotary Park, schools, shredding, Substance Abuse, Things to do, trees, Wade Hampton Blvd., water, weather, yoga, zoo

  New Business Member Please welcome our newest business member, The Children’s Museum of the Upstate, conveniently located in downtown Greenville.  As one of the nation’s largest children’s museums and one of the first to become Smithsonian affiliated, TCMU offersRead more

May/June 2022 Newsletter

NMCA Adoption, Animal Care Services, Animals, Artists, birds, Bohemian cafe, Business, CDC, City, Community Tap, Comprehensive Plan, Coronavirus, COVID-19, CPR, Development Code, dogs, Earle Street, Election, Fire Department, gardening, GVL2040, Health, Insects, Larkin's Sawmill, legislators, neighbors, Newsletter, NMCA, North Main, North Main Community, parade, pedestrians, Plants, social event, Spring Social, trees, Trees Greenville, Universal Joint, Volunteer, weather

    Spring Social It was great to see everyone at the spring social on May 1 at Larkin’s Sawmill.  We had over 160 in attendance and all seemed to enjoy the day, the food and the music.    Read more

March/April 2022 Newsletter

NMCA Adoption, Advertising, Affordable Housin, Animal Care Services, Animals, art, Artists, birds, Bobby Pearse Center, Business, City, City Council, Community Development Committee, Comprehensive Plan, Construction, crosswalks, Development, Development Code, dogs, e-waste, Farmers Market, food, Fun, GVL2040, Housing, Infill, Kids, Landscaping, Larkins Sawmill, Local Business, Neighborhood planning, neighbors, NMCA, North Main, North Main Community, Plant Sale, Reedy River, safety, scams, Seniors, shredding, sidewalks, Social Event, Spring Social, Stone Avenue, Things to do, Traffic, walking

        It’s time to register for the 2022 NMCA Spring Member Social All residents in the North Main Community should have gotten a postcard invitation.  For some it’s been a little confusing, but we’ll try to explainRead more

NMCA Newsletter (Jan/Feb 2022)

NMCA Adoption, Animal Care Services, Animals, art, Artists, birds, Boards, City Council, City Operations, conservation, crosswalks, Decals, Development, Development Code, dogs, events, gardening, GVL2040, history, iMAGINE Upstate, Larkins Sawmill, Local Business, medians, Native Plants, Newsletter, NMCA, North Main Community, pedestrians, Plant Sale, Plants, Reedy River, safety, SC Native Plant Society, Social Event, Spring Social, street/pedestrian lighting, Things to do, trees, TreesUpstate, Uncategorized, zoo

 Happy Valentine’s Day!   Meet the new board…same as the old board…with one major exception.  We have a new president. 2022 NMCA Board of Directors: President:    Steve Mills Vice President:   Rhett Brown Treasurer:   Kevin Parker Membership Secretary:   Julie Proctor RecordingRead more

2021 Holiday Newsletter

NMCA Adoption, Advertising, Animal Care Services, Animals, birds, Business, Christmas, City, City Council, Crime, dancing, Development, Downtown, events, Fireworks, Fun, Holiday, Ice on Main, Larkin's Sawmill, Lost and Found, Membership, neighbors, Newsletter, North Main Community, parade, Plants, Police, Rotary Park, Sale, Saturday market, SC Native Plant Society, Skating, Social Event, Things to do, trees, weather, Zoning

  NMCA President’s Year End Note to Members   Everyone in the North Main Community, end this year, as they did in 2020 – continuing to recalibrate their lives in a COVID-19 impacted environment. But many positive things happened inRead more

March/April 2021 Newsletter

NMCA Adoption, Animal Care Services, Animals, art, Artists, birds, Bobby Pearse Center, Building, Bus, Business, BZA, City, City Council, City Operations, Development, dogs, easter egg hunt, events, Farmers Market, Fire Department, flag raising, gardening, Greenlink, history, Holiday, Identity Theft, Infill, kids, Local Business, Native Plants, Newsletter, NMCA, North Main, North Main Community, ordinance, parks, Plant Sale, Plants, Residential Development, Saturday market, SC Native Plant Society, Things to do, Virtual Meeting

    Annual Easter Egg Hunt The Parks & Recreation Department will host easter egg hunts for children ages 2–4 and ages 5–8 at several community centers next week. Admission is free but all egg hunters must have a guardianRead more